10 Yard Roll Off Dumpster Rentals
Our 10-yard dumpster is ideal for small home or landscape clean-up and projects, as well as for the disposal of heavy materials such as roofing shingles. With a generous capacity of 10 cubic yards, this versatile dumpster provides ample space for a wide range of materials. From household debris, furniture, and appliances to construction and demolition waste, it’s designed to handle it all. The typical tonnage included is 2-3 tons, so if you are going to be using this unit to dispose of heavy materials, pay attention to the tonnage included and overage costs of each option.Â
The 10-yard dumpster, which is the smallest size we provide, is perfect for disposing of heavy materials such as concrete, asphalt, or dirt. It is also suitable for projects that involve disposing of an amount of material roughly equivalent to four pickup truck loads. Some typical uses include, but aren’t limited to:
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- Remodeling and construction
- Floor removal from a room
- Half bathroom remodel
- Remodeling kitchen countertops
- Cleanouts
- Decluttering a basement or one-car garage
- Cleaning out an attic or 1-2 smaller bedrooms
- Outdoor projects
- Removing a patio or deck
- Landscaping with tree/shrub removal
- Remodeling and construction
Please be sure to specify what materials you plan on putting in the unit so we can plan accordingly. For example, drywall and insulation material sometimes require proof it is asbestos-free, and some appliances/pieces of furniture require an extra fee paid to the landfill.Â
Because of their smaller size, 10-yard dumpsters are popular for the disposal of heavy materials such as:
- Concrete
- Bricks
- Clay, dirty, and rocks
- Granite and tile
- Gravel and sand
- Logs and stumpsÂ
- Shingles and roofing materials
When placing an order, please be sure to specify what materials you will be disposing of so our team can plan appropriately and help avoid any delays or unforeseen additional costs.Â
Additionally, if you plan to include concrete, sand, or dirt, please ensure that is the only material present, as it is often taken to a special waste recycling center. Please contact one of our expert advisors with any questions.Â
Some examples of unacceptable materials include:
- All liquids
- Biomedical waste
- Chemicals
- Oils
- Railroad ties
- Tires